Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08

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 The veterinary eurgeOn of thsi territory
 relating to the disease kncTu IS gland
 CTS rxIsting among horses -l5hin the
 Crow Preservation, and aisn letter from
 SAN FRAScIsCJ. Got l-Anothsr erea,
 sensation vas Occssionsd to-day by the
 publics'Ion of A new episode in the
 SGrHh Aiiheh Hill suit. Ex-Judge ID.
 S Terry, ore of the counsel for Sarah | Althes sharon in the we'll known sui, f aR2inst ths executors of the altate of
 Ia!e Senator Sharon, hss filed an afi- ds7i' m the Superior Court, iu which be
 charges that cue of the defendants
 counsel, vho vas sn ex-Ju.se, during
 the trial of the case in the Superior
 Court offered Judge Sullivar, before
 =hom the case wss tired, cheeks duly
 sIgned with the amount left blank. to
 be filled in by the Judge, If he . .uld be
 tempted to accept the bribe, with such
 sum as be might choose ss eousidera-
 ton for deciding the Case in favor of de-
 tendanS. The only one of Sharop's
 counsel who IS an eK-Judae is Oliver P.
 Evans. It Is understood that Judge
 Evans called upon Judge Sullivan after
 the affidavit had been made public and demanded to know if be was authority
 Tor the statement, but Judge Sullivan
 declined to give definite answer
 Among the few people who are cog
 nlzsnt of all or part of the tscts of the hilair IL has created profound sensa-
 ilon. Said one gentleman to-day:
 Inis IS the most serious matter that ever concerned the bench and bar of nus oity, aud how 1t can end without bloodshed l carrot conceive. Judge
 Terry is everywhere regarded as a man ot truth. Judge Evans, I understand, denies the ehsrge m toto and insists tast he IS the party pointed at. Judge Sullivan IS regarded as SD udrieht fudge and man of honor. Terry, if he was informed of the open-cheok offer, could only have had one source of informa- iion; the party to whom the offer was made.
 Friends of Judge Sullivan in whom he has confidence, it is stated, have ad- vised him under no circumstances to make any statement to the press at pres ent.
 DENVER. Col Octo Der 3.-A fire broke out st noon in Cooper Hsgus & Company furniture house and IS burning stIll. lt IS feared both stock and building will be totally destroyed, ss the fire Is not yet under control. Value of the stock and building is about one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Insurance one half that amount. Indian Agent Williams on the same subject The veterinarian, after Inyes- tigs .ior, k fully satisfied that the dis | ease prevails to a limited extent among the horses on the reservation, and says he regards II as most important that | steps should be taken to stamp out the | disease while ID its incipisncy. The | Commissioner of Agriculture recom- mends that, as it's bureau of animal in- dustry has no jurisdiction within the reservation, the Interior Department | will take such steps as are necessary to | cause the destruction of affected horses, m order to prevent the spread of the | di ease and to protect the lives of the | people Gs we'll ss of animals, of sdioin- ing states and territories.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Got. 3-Grand Sire White, and other officers of .the Sov- | ereiRn Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows ar riIed here from Los Angeles this morn ing. and paraded from the ferry to their | quarters in the Palace Hotel.
 SAN FRAScIsCO, Oct3-Judge Sawyer in the U. s. Circuit Court this morning the demurrer of the defendant m the case of the Chemical Bank of New York vs. William Kisssne, to recoy- er four thousand dollars and interest from 1854. An order asked for to re- strain defendant from pleading, the statute ot Limitations was denied,
 ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3-Fairer weather than to-day could not be asked. and the along the line of the Presi- dents route, were crowded. President and Mrs. Cleveland entered the carriage st Mayor Francis residence. and pro ,eeded tO the Fair grounds, and were 'scorteG by squad of police and the citizens committed. Thousands follow sd ID carriages and on foot. The party ,rrived Ri the Fair grounds soon after II o'clock.
 MISSEsPoLIs, Oct 3-rhe general as 'cr1bly of the K. of l.. convened here his morning. The mayor msde an sd- 'ress of welcome. A telegram was re- 'eIved from Powderly, stating he had ,een detained and could not arrIve until be efternOon.
 CHICAGO, October 3-Whest cash 691S I"v. 7l5S. Corn cash 471s Nov. 42:1- l6 Pork year 12 Jany. l2:l
 NEv YORK, October 3.-Money 4G6 }ar silver 96.
 SAN FRANCISCO, October 3-Whest ssy buyer season l44ss spot 1.2s. Bar ry close steady buyer season l.03 buyer 79il seller S7.g0.